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The Counting by Elevens Song

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The Counting by Elevens Song
2 minK1st2ndMath
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Summary

“The Counting by Elevens Song” is a Scratch Garden song-and-animation that teaches counting and skip-counting in a steady pattern. A short, catchy video — easy to drop into a math lesson, a warm-up, or a transition.

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Discussion questions

Discussion

Skip-counting means counting in equal jumps. It's faster than counting by ones and is the first step toward multiplication.

  1. What size jumps are you counting in?
  2. Why is skip-counting faster than counting by ones?
  3. Can you keep the pattern going past where the song stops?

Quick work-a-long

Vocabulary: count, skip-count, pattern, jump, number.

Try it: Skip-count in the song's pattern and write the first ten numbers you land on.